Exploring Creation with Physics

Exploring Creation with Physics

Exploring Creation with Physics is a Christian high school physics course that helps your teen understand the laws governing the physical universe while recognizing the order and design of God's creation.

Designed as a college-preparatory science course, this program covers the major topics typically included in a first-year physics class, including motion, forces, energy, momentum, waves, sound, light, heat, electricity, magnetism, and modern physics. Clear explanations, detailed illustrations, worked examples, and practical applications help students develop both conceptual understanding and problem-solving skills.

The student text is written directly to the learner and breaks complex topics into manageable sections. Throughout the course, "On Your Own" questions and practice problems provide regular opportunities for students to test their understanding and build confidence before moving on to more advanced concepts.

This set includes the student textbook and the Solutions & Tests Manual. The Solutions & Tests Manual provides detailed solutions, tests, answer keys, and grading support, making the course straightforward to implement while maintaining a rigorous academic standard.

Mathematics is integrated throughout the course, with algebra and trigonometry serving as the primary tools for solving physics problems. Calculus is not required, making the course accessible to students who have completed Algebra 1 and are continuing their studies in mathematics.

Laboratory investigations reinforce key concepts and provide experience with scientific observation, measurement, analysis, and reporting. Families who prefer additional convenience can purchase the optional lab kit, which includes many of the specialized materials needed for the experiments.

Whether your teen plans to pursue engineering, physics, computer science, medicine, or another technical field, Exploring Creation with Physics provides a rigorous, Bible-based foundation that prepares students for advanced science studies while strengthening analytical and critical-thinking skills.